No More Jury Trials Until September in First Circuit
A petition by practitioners led by W J Robinson seeks to extend the term of the First Judicial Circuit so that civil and criminal juries resume only in September under the new Judiciary Act. The move aims to avoid vacancy season and accommodate arrangements by attorneys and judges across civil business and war-related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Robinson
Circuit Court of the
Judielal Cirrcuit
W. A. Kinney
C. F. Pet
Greon
Albert ¥. Judd
FF. M. Brooks
H. A. Bigelow
B. McClanahan
W. L. Mingley
T. McCants Stewart
W. T. Rantina
Alex. Lindsay, Jr
W. I Coxe He
J. Whitney
Avon MH. Crook
Hugphreys
Ditto
W. Ashford
W. Auutin Whiting
Frand Andrade
J. Alfred Magoonax
KM. Watson
Smith &Jawis
Louis J Warren
Afred
Hartwell
J. A. Mottmith
R. Hemenway
Chas
Cirrcuit Court
First Judicial Circuit
de Bolt
Roblnwen
Tle
Hne Dreds
Caimor
Sheriff Andrews Grilled by Representatives Over Police Pay
In the House forenoon debate, Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii faces charges of high handed actions tied to police salary deductions for telephone rents. Lawmakers oppose the sheriff’s alleged misuse of funds, demanded accountability, and noted reimbursements and improper payments. The discussion referenced a Hawaii incident and a $26 shortfall paid to Captain of Position 0 Hilo, with continued coverage on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Andrews
Mawali
Mr. Andrews
Mrr
Vida
Hawaii
Vid
Ion
Sherif Andrews
Hell
Volcanio
Kalnor
Tame
Por Hea
ChilliMeworth
Amirens
Howe
Kealawan
Hilo
Nicalary
Andrews
Extra Session House Bills and Print Costs Debate
In the Senate an extra session debate covers House bill No. 4 for unpunt bills and translation costs. Estimates for English and Hawaiian journal translations are detailed, with concerns over $210 per page printing and total expenses. Senators discuss which bill lines to approve, including a $13,000 House expenses appropriation and a $15,000 extra session expense measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Bay
Senator Act
Judiciary Committee
House
J. T. Brown
McCunnow
Abe Honee
Henao Wan
Senate
Wright
Achi
Haldwin
Brown J. Ty
Crabbe
Kale
Katanokalani
Kavhi Nukapaabts
Woodr9
Noee
Dickey
McCandlon
Tax Bureau
House of Representatives
Legislacure
Supreme Court Sustains Auditor on Fire Claims Ruling
A unanimous Supreme Court decision written by Chief Justice Frear sustains the auditor in a fire claims case. The ruling states awards follow the Fire Claims statute with interest, and that some portions are subject to other liens. the appeal addressed the claimant’s entitlement and certificate accuracy. Additional arguments cited for Royal Insurance and owner representation.
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Supreme Court
Frear
Axalunt John & Colburn
Ashford
Avirews
Ey Habun
Viewlon of
SRAIS
Eldim Lee
Iite
Judemente
Alee
Royal Insurance Robertson @ Wilder
Wyuillant
Andrews
Amdstors WA Whiting
Senne
Bank pays large drought of warrants with crowd at the bank
The First National bank continued payments on warrants with a large crowd gathering yesterday afternoon. Bank officials stated schedules would be kept and all warrants would be honored promptly, though the process requires careful verification of signatures. The Bulletin notes the payments proceed at a rapid pace and subscribers await further installments.
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Bank Attictalt
Klving
Oto ‘Hoisand
Iiney
Wells Fargo & Co Express Ad Copy Fragment
Fragmentary 19th century telegraphic style notice from Wells Fargo and Company Express mentioning rates from San Francisco and New York area, with references to offices, locations, and telephonic contact at the Masonic Temple. The readable segments point to rate notices and postal/express service details.
Re-Examine Molokai Lepers and Hawaii Legislature Actions
The record notes reexamination of Molokai lepers and a series of House actions. Members debated resignations, with Fernandes requesting withdrawal in the people's interest, and a speaker-led inquiry into opposition and journal changes. Debates touched on chaplain salaries and a petition seeking $25 monthly pay for a Hawaiian clergy assistant over twenty months.
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Fernandes
Hnallo
Beckley
Howse
H. May Howe
Aylett
Sean
Honolulu
J. Walamau
Honotula
J Walamau
Salt Pelnot
J. Wainmau
Mer
Beate
Earthquake Leaves Turkish Towns in Ruin Totals
Terrific earthquakes hit Asiatic Turkey with Melaggherd near Erzercum destroyed. Authorities estimate about 20 000 killed as residents flee to open country seeking safety amid widespread ruin.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Melaggherd
Erzercum
Land Grant Corruption Report Approved in British Columbia
In Victoria British Columbia May 2 government losses occurred as the legislature adopted a committee report condemning the grant of land to the Canadian Pacific Railway. The body had adjourned to permit an investigation into corruption charges with a bill to repudiate the transaction. Premier Prior welcomed the inquiry and the special committee delivered its findings by a strong majority.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Fran
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prior
Hanna lauds Roosevelt at Ohio convention
May 28 in Cleveland Hanna of the Republican National Committee praised President Roosevelt in a speech to a county convention. The gathering endorsed Roosevelt unanimously, signaling strong support at the Ohio State Convention. Other items note Reliance’s win, Roosevelt’s Idaho visit, and various weather and events.
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Cleveland, Onto
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Idaho
Pocatello
President Roosevelt
Boise
Nampa
Mountain Home
Shoshone
Correa Trial Under Wide Tires Act Prosecution Seeks Verdict
John Correa stood trial this morning for violation of the Wide Tires Act with Deputy Attorney General Peters prosecuting and Henry Highton defending. The panel for July included Robert K. Pashan AH R Vieira W Lo Raton George K Fox Mo El Alva Joseph Ricard Chax Lambert FB King J W Chapman C J Hutting LA C Parrinb Wm Mossman Jr The court debated a directed verdict on evidence by Hack Inspector Macy and Judge Robinson denied it then denied a new trial request by C W Ashford for George Kaupena. Charlee Kammer scheduled for a later trial on assault and battery. Judge Robinson postponed the case for the term and dismissed the jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Correa
Peters
Henry Highton
Robert K. Pashan
AH. R. Vieira
W. Lo Raton
George K. Fox
Mo EL Alva
Joseph Ricard
Chax Lambert
FB. King
J W. Chapman
C. J. Huteting
LA. C Parrinb
Wm. Mossman
Macy
Mr Highton
Robinson
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Annehow
Maener Nutson Horn
Obron Drug CO
Kash Coro., Ltd
Waverley Block
County Aglrothers Senate
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Ban Franourg
Shba
Stey
Masonic Temple
Pable
Harris
Reliance
New York
N.Y
Columbia Today
York
Brooklyn
Irishead
Los Angeles
Cal
Presbyterian General Assembly
Caracag
Venezuela
da Castro
Procharti
Revolutionary Forces
Lunenberg
Iowa
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Port Street
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